
A Guthrie County based non-profit found a new home recently.
Tori’s Angels Foundation Chairman Julie Zajicek says that they had been looking for a physical location to begin working from around the same time as BH Real Estate, and the two now co-lease a building on Main Street in Panora. She tells Raccoon Valley Radio that this is the first time the Foundation has leased a brick and mortar location, and that this has been a wonderful opportunity for them. Zajicek mentions that being able to work out of a store front allows them a place to have their name visible to those passing by, giving name recognition. She adds that the Foundation has been operating for 15 years, and has sponsored 211 children, with nearly 100 actively being sponsored.
